Online Therapy: What You Need to Know First

Online Therapy: What You Need to Know First with Person Centered Tech

What you’ll learn in this webinar:

Telemental Health Standards
Areas of Competence/Training
Setting Up Your Therapy Room
Ease of Creating Telehealth Sessions and Joining Sessions in TheraNest

Marketing Your Telehealth Services

How to Market Your Telehealth Services

You’ve read our Complete Telehealth Guide and have finally figured out your state regulations. You’ve talked to your insurance companies and you’ve chosen your secure video conferencing tool–you’re officially a telehealth providing therapy practice. Now what?

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Try Telehealth in TheraNest

The Feature You’ve Been Waiting For

We’re excited to announce that Telehealth has officially launched in TheraNest. You can start scheduling secure, HIPAA compliant video conferencing sessions with your clients right from your TheraNest account.

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Getting Started with Telehealth

The Complete Telehealth Guide for Therapists

Have you thought about offering telehealth sessions at your private practice? Given the rising popularity of telehealth in all areas of medicine, the answer is likely yes. In this guide, we’ll not only provide you the background you need to understand telehealth’s growing demand, but we’ll also dive into what you need to know so you can start offering online therapy options in your own private practice.

EMDR Therapy for Traumatic Grief: Where My Heart Is

This post has been authored by Lisa S. Larsen, PsyD as part of our guest post series. Learn more about Lisa at the bottom of this post.

Using EMDR Therapy to Overcome Grief

There are very few things I do as a psychologist that satisfy me more than helping someone break free from painful events in their past. I do this primarily with Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) Therapy. This type of therapy helps people re-consolidate painful memories or “stuck” experiences from the past so they can release the emotional upset from their memory.

Protecting Your Online Services

Protecting Your Online Services with Person Centered Tech

What you’ll learn in this webinar:

Why you shouldn’t use the same password for all of your online accounts.
What Full Device Encryption (FDE) is and why it’s important.
Why you should use firewalls and antimalware (even on Macs).

Preparing For Your Telehealth Session

How to Prepare for Your First Telehealth Appointment

Preparing for your first Telehealth session doesn’t have to be overwhelming. We’re breaking down everything you need to know about getting started with online therapy in one simple infographic. Our infographic provides useful information for both providers and clients as they prepare for their first online session.

Turning Visitors into Clients: The Importance of Effective Copy

This post has been authored by Hannah Shamji as part of our guest post series. Learn more about Hannah at the bottom of this post.

3 Ways to Create More Effective Copy for Your Therapy Website

When was the last time you tweaked your website copy?

Are you the type to fiddle with your copy every other week? For your (sanity’s) sake, I hope you’re not spending precious time editing and then re-editing your website copy when you could be using that time to focus on your clients. every week.

If you are, I get it. A question to ask yourself, though, is this: is all that tweaking translating into more potential clients contacting me through my website?

For most of my clients, the answer is no.

3 Practice Building Insights with Melvin of Selling the Couch

What you’ll learn in this webinar:

Why you should niche your practice
How to prepare for the Ups and Downs
How to network and build connections

Social Anxiety Interventions

This post has been authored by Pamela Hagues, LPC, CSOTP, CC as part of our guest post series. Learn more about Pamela at the bottom of this post.

Therapeutic Interventions for Social Anxiety

Coming from an inpatient residential and community-based background for 15 years, as a clinician, I was used to providing mental health treatment for various populations with more complex issues than what the average individual copes with in society today. These clients typically received dual diagnoses such as depression and substance abuse, were trauma and abuse victims and several had even committed sexual offenses. So, after several years of working in these settings, I became experienced and knowledgeable and was ready to take that leap of faith into my own practice. I was prepared to serve clients in the ‘regular community’ after years of working in a more intense environment.